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Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-05
News and Sentiment.

From Colored Exchanges
Alabama has no colored legislator.
Birmingham is tc have Colored
hotel.
ArkaLs Is has 8 t'olored legislators
Elk -Senat ,r Bruce is lecturing in
the East.
The San Francisco (Col } Elevator
is twenty three years old.
Jacksonville citizer subs cribed
$435 TO the Florida Colored State
Fair.
Vance Co NC. has u colored Reg
lister Of Deeds Prof. H P. Che atham.
Mrs John R. Lynch died recently
at Natehez, Miss.
The Cleveland Globe agrees with
us that colored convictions are no
good.-N Y Freeman.
Mr.. Joseph E. Farrar, a colored
citizen of Richmond, Va, built the
scaffold upon which Cluverius was
executed.
Colonel Downing, of Georgia, has
been kindly favored by his two Ok
slaves who have deposited one hun
dred dollars 10 bank fer his burial.
W.. Critic.
Hon. Robert Smalls will contest
Col. Eliott's seat in Congress. For
Justices sake, if not for his own, he
should in-Negro American.
Mr.. William Alexander, colored,
of Wyandctte, Kan, las just con-
pleted $1,000 house. Mr.. Henry
Jackson ,lored was the architect
and all the w,rk from foundation to
roof was done by colored workmen.
Western Appel.
The Catholics are working in lie .i
Q rnest amo. g he ,loreI peoI lie Of
Virginia founding industrial scho' Is
aud establishing mission~ i. various
cities. Recognizing no distinctis II n
account of color this church is d,-Ler-
mined to b. cone mighty power in
the South Negro Amarican.
LII our busint ss jannt th' oush The
South we learned of a succ ful col
ored gentleman Of whom we had
he ri little fer years. Twenty three
years ago William Keys, a bl,ck
smith f,om Tennessee. attended Viii
her'o University. When the main
college building was destroyed by
fire in 1865, he left scho oil; now he
is travelling in the interest OF a med
icine, the "Kaystsne Lini ns nt," of
his own invention and manufacture.
Mr.. Keys is reported to be worth
100000. He resides in Shelby vile,
Tenn.-Christian Recorder.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-05
p.EDIN MEMPHIS.

Mr.. Reuben Bradforl, a rthy
young man, formerly Of this city and
who will be pleasantly remembered
here by many friends and acquaint
ances died in Memphis. Tenn. Thurs
day Jan. l3. 1887. Of pneumonia
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-05

The manufacturers of Coussens' Honey
of Tar, the greatest remedy in the world
for coughs, colds and diseases Of throat
and lungs, are gentlemen of the highest
standing in the .busines world and are
at the head of large establishment in
St. Louis, for the manufacture of this and
other reliable remedies. For a cough
use Coussens' Honey of Tar.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-05
BIRMITGHAM.
Afric American Movements
Among the Land Kings
and MilliOnaireS of Bir-
mingham.
From The Selma Cyclone.

From Ine selma cyclone
Miss Naomi Dotson, OF Livingston
is spending few Gays here With Id
friends. She is soritly and lovable
and causes our oys' hearts to ache.
If high aud clustering winds IAN
be called cyclone. we have them v"ry
near every day hero.
The North Alabama colored land
company has some beautiful its on
the Highla, d. for sale.
Mcssrs. Robuck Il Dibbey ara act
tive y, ung men, AN are c,mlng t,
the fnont as sagaciouS real estata
agents.
We had tie pleasure of meeting
Richard B. Huds N in the city, look
ing afer tae claims Of R. r. Hudson
deceased, among the insurance.cd h>
aaie, Time is teaching our peo-
pie that sven insurance pays IN relia-
ble compaLiss. Mr.. Hudson had $1,000
in very good company.
Master VIM Henry Johnson pass
ed throu yh here for the Hot Springs,
this week.
Hon j. Thomason, ex- editor If the
Pilot thinks that Senator Sherman
will be the republican candidate in
1883 for the presidency. 1t is at orce
discoverable in a conversatio on gen
eral topics that the editor still clings
10 the feelings Of the CID 3O6 in 1880,
whose ranks are rapidly being thinn-
ed by the ravages Of time.
The substantial citizens of Marion
are gradually gravitating towards Biz
mingham. The Childs' Ctiuases and
FoWlkes can be fund here in endless
numbers.
It rumored Eere that j A. Thom~
asoD. Esq, will soon lead one of the
Miss Daltons to the hymenial altar
The great question to be answered
here, is which onr?
The friends Of TIE CYCLONE in Liv-
ingstou. A la., can subscribe through
Miss Naomi Dalton, who will act as
agent and correspondent. Mis- Dolton
is ver,7 intelligent, and has that mod
e>t dash that will command attention
| from OUT readers, and we promise
them some lively dot, from her flow
ing and trenchant pei.
A good gardnerer or truck patch
worker IN get good paying situa-
ton by addre ,sing w. J. Stevens
GA North 10Th ST, eet, Birmingham,
Ala.
Elk representative Englich, of will
cox. with hi- entire family are max
ing Birmingham their future home.
The Southern Freeman edited by
Samuel w Lowery, is winning favors
rapidly among our people here.
The Negro american in it's new
dress, cuts quite dash among its
associates.
| @. Perez, E>a., Of Washington, D.
g., who expects to graduate in Med
icine this spring, is spending few
days here prospecting and some day
may hang out shingle in this city
We sh all not be surprised to see Mess
W alker, Johnston, Shackleford and
Perez here, prosecuting their profe ss-
ions.
| Mr.. VIM. Black is here, Looking
as well as he did 20 years ago In Sell
ma.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-05

SoUrH CARoLINA having attempted
by legislation to prevent its colored
citizens from joining the Knights Of
labor, it is sal large numbers are
leaving the state TO seek freedom else
where.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-05

DEPEND upon it that the Blair bill
will eventually become law. II the
present Congressman do not pass it.,
the people will lay them quietly on
the shelf and elect Congressman who
will.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-05

Rev A w Mckinney, Principal
Of Rust Institute is raising fun6s
for the erection Of a much needt d
additional building to that popular
institution. Our pa bic spirited May
or has subscribed l,rgs number Of
bricks
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-05

Mr.. S,ndy Goo Hoe has just com
pIeted a neat little double cottage on
9th avenue. Sandy is hustler from
way lack. ck.-Birmingham Gala. Ex.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-05

The Alabama Legislature recon-
vened Tuesday.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-02-05
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PRESIDENT CLEvLAND will be fifty
years Of age on the 18th Of March.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
CLARENDON
Prospects OK The --latest Railway Town in
thu Panhandle

Prospects OF the --latest Railway Town in
thu Panhandle.
Special Correspondence of the Gazette.
CLARENDON, TEX, Nov. 17.-Cieren-
don's boom is opening up anew. Our
new hotel, the windsor, opened mp San
cay ct dinner and has been crowded ever
siuce. After feeding about thirty men a.
regular supper time last evening, upon
the arrival of the PASSENGER train, forty
six more were fed.
Two bears, six deers and about hslf @
wagon lOsd # wild turkeys were brought
into town this morning by enc hunter and
sold
The passenger train brought up about
forty traCklayers last night and carried
Them on direct to the front.
Clarendon, IS railroad town. yet in
She third month Of ner age, yet she Car
boast Of business house that sells $1,000
worth of goods daily. The same house
sold three carloads of goods Saturday
Where is the town that can beat it? L
viii not be known It'll next summer wheI
we have built & city on the "arid plains
Cf the morrill,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
instances the would-5e purchaser is

! instances the Would-be purchaser is
! SHOWN lanes Gnik for farming purposes
{ SAD OF course these he does no5 want and
Us 80 - g dad less. II peEchance ne
accidentally flights upon n sec.iOn suIta-
/ Ole, he is told that it belongs to Brown O.
Jones, and Of course ne 5as no tine or
money 10 spare in institulipg inquiries.
All these things teGd 10 discourage neR
corners, aud tie fEC5 that mere classid-
CaG0n csn GUST settler, ma&eS people
uneasy Sad insecure. Dr0uths have done
some damage, but the operations ci the
lease lsW have done much m0ra."
Said the eporter-"YCu do not seem
10 snare IN the opinion thai the country
Is III only fer raising beef steers?"
SalQ Colonel otyles-"N0; End no ore
who viii 60 over the country will enter
t&in This belief. Take the StaaCd Plains,
for instance. P5puIsr prejudice crested
and fostered by in crested psr,ies has
l3rg decided that this section of country
was barren waste. NO-hlng could be
oore erroneous. There is soil from
four 10 fifteen fest in dep and IS FER lie
IS that Of any country. Wafer in sbund,
| ance and Of finest quality can be OBJ
tanned 0Y digging or boring 185 feet, and
bY going deeper WStGr in any quantity
csn be obtsined. Surface water il
abundance can be secured by building
DANG and better country for Cereals
cannot be found. Yet we near OF this
vast area only as desert. Il is libel
On tbe country"
Said the.reporter-"Coio1el, now stdat
you have been through the country and
given the matter some study, what tdiuk
you would be the best policy TO pursue to
settle the northwest"
Said Colonel Ssyles-"I think that
the repeal OF the leasc
law and the throwing open
IF the country to settlements with strict
criminal Laws against the unlawful en-
closure Ct lands and agsiEst ell species
Of line-riding or other unlawful meas
ures, would result in the settlement Of
the country a. more repid rate than YVES
ever witnessed in any part Of Texss at
any time. The lands are there, people
want them and are prevented by & law
that L once believed in and advocated,
but which now I see The wrong ard folly
OF, end which desire 70 see repealed"
The reporter left wishing that some
other big lease-law man would go out in
| the Panhandle sUdlearu for himself what
THE GAZETTE has been trying to teacb
| Tor many years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
INTERNATIONAL DOLLARS.

tx United States Treasurer Jordan poes
Not Ehink the msxican Schema Feasible.
NEW YORK, NOV. l8.-Concerning tie
Mexican plan gor the establishment OF an
international dollar for general circula-
ton in Mexico and this country ex-
United States Treasurer Jordan, now
vice president CT the Western National
Bank, said to n reporter to-das: "I
don't think the plan will be COED one.
At the present time The standard dollar o.
his country is for 81 trading purposes
equal to gold, rs it is rsdeemabie with
cold. It therefore Comm3udg s premium
IN Mexico, while the Mexican dollar, al
though made heavier and finer than the
American, is for the purposes Of outside
trade, and is only worth its weight in sill
YER, which is the basis Of circulation in
that country. Therefore 1 don't think
he scheme viii work"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
a oeptaln,s way of End,ng Es,s rronhIe.

A Captains Way OF Ending Ris troubles
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 18-Captain a.
81. Mills, an old citizen and G prominent
vessel msn and owner of line of barber
tugs in this city, shot and killed Mrs.
Austin Rising, wife Of his manager, -
her residence on Congress street, late
last night. Mills then went home, locked
himself in his room, and shot himself
through the head, death resulting almost
instantly. Captain Mills, who was 8 wild
over, is said to have been infatuated
with the woman. and becoming involved
in financial difficulties chose the above
desperate way of ending his troubles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
To Develop Cherokee Counls's Iron.

-
TO the Editor of the Gazette:
On last Sunday Mr.. A. B Bl6vins, who
has been in st. Louis and New York for
some time negotiating the sale Of iron ore
lands in this vicinity, returned. He re-
ports complete success in his UHdertsk-
ing, snd expects parties here sb0TS the
l5t OF December TO take possession Of
tie lands, about 10000 acres. They have
established en- office in New York city,
and will put up 8J east one fftY-t0n fur
mace and perhaps others. Rusk being the
center OF this pu chase Of lands " II, Of
course, be the point for the furnaces. X
L. Coleman Of St. Louis, member Of
| tie large iron house of r. L. Coleman &
| Co: arrived Mond2y, and has been
looking over tn5 ground and is highly
pleased. He is one Of the syndicate that
| will own the lands. Abstracts are beipg
made Of the titles as fast as possible, sc
as to have everything in readiness for the
other parties expected about December
| l. The purchase Of these lands is now
considered certainty, and the purchasers
cannot make them prof able except by
putting up furnaces and booming their
| product as they sre not fl for ANYTHING
else. The furnace ST the penitentierY is
e standing advertisement Of our resources
in the Tsy Of the manufacture Of iron,
and keeps improving. They are ROW
turning out from thirty five TO forty tons
of the finest iron daily, from their TWEEN
ty-fye-ton furnace, am the general man
ager, Mr. Barrett says it is nearly all No.
l iron, there being very little No. 9, and
no lower grades at all. The raw product
is worth $500 per dSY, and this sum is
greatly augmented by turning q quantity
of the output into manufactured SrticIea,
such as water piping, stoves, etc. TAX
lug all things together, the Indications
are that this county is on the verge Of
the greatest and most substantial boom
that any portion oi this state has yet felt
F. G.
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Msn6rdVula.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
MENARDvILLE, Tx, Nov. 15.--District
court adjourned here yesterday after 8
weeks session. There were more con-
yictious at this term for felonies than
ever before sirce the county Was organ
lied. E. Goodwin was convicted Of fence
cutting, and Was sent to the penitentia1y
fer three years; Tony Menges was coz
victed d COW theft and sent up for two
geerG, both OF which cases we're ap-
pesled to the Court Of Appeals. Oae
Mexican was sent up for two years for es-
Sault with intent to kill another Mexican.
Felix Mann and J. j. Sandus ere put.
ting up herd Of two-Yesrt old cattle of
5000 head, for Rogers & Morris, beet
packers in Chicsgo. They expect TO put
up 5000 more head tkis winter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
THE ALARM,
Ehar garsons' Successor Says Regarding
the Causa

Whag garsons' Successor Says Reg arding
the Cause.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. I8.-Co-morrOW
the Alarm, Of which Parsons, the anarcn-
ist, WAS editor, viii be issued for the first
time since TIE execution. The leading
article, written BY D. D. Lum, successor
CT Parsons, says: "Fhe former editor CT
the Alarm has been strangied 10 death by
the state. Tle seal Of legal dis5ppr0V !
has been plsced upon free speech. Hence
forth wOrkingIaen and women must keep
silent or only c.amor Tor relief through
the lines laid down for them.
Relief mSy be asked, parties
may be organized, but opposition TO the
source Of injustice by which relief be-
comes ever necessary and by which par-
ties ere handicapped Is heucsfortn tnrat-
tied. Even the MArseillaise i3 forbidden
TO be sung at festivals. Law, the father
OF al crime, the source OF al injustice,
the barrier to al voluntary cooperation,
stands grim and red handed over Us. The
dutY Of the hour is now TO wage 0at.le for
free press"
Almost the entire paper is taken up
with reports Of the hsngtng ana funeral.
O0e festure of tie issua is s poem 20
Lucy E. Parsons" concluding as toll
lC~s:
Freedom moErns, bat weeps not lOIg,
While YET 1t Wrilhes beneath ths wroGg.
The battle was by them begun,
And we must see the victory won.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
4 GENERAL SUSPENSION.
The BesssineT Iron ana Steel Manufac;u r-
ers 80 Shut Do8n December 1.

The BessssneT Iron ana Steel Manufac;ur
ers 80 Shut Down December 1.
PITTS8URG, PA Nov. I8 st has been
definitely and autnoritstiyely stated that
Ell BesSemer manufacturers, who have
been for years working tremendously to-
gether, have decided to order g general
suspension Of work on the Isl OF Deem
Der. The cause OF the Suspension is tie
unsatisfactory condition Of the rail MAJ
ket. Msny contrzcts are expiring and
new ones are being held back In the hope
Of lower priCts OTHERS ere wiling @ p aca
contracts, but the terms are entirely IN
satisfactory. The manufacturers say that
prices cannot be reduced, owing to the
high wages and the rates demanded for
ore. The suspension will throw an i'm.
mense number Of men cut Of employ.
ment, rot only IN the mills, but in the
coke re9ion9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
q compromise.
Special to the Gazette.

SPoOIdt % tHO Udl6EECl
RUsK, TEX, Nov. 18.-Something like
sensation among the legal fraternity was
caused here yesterday by. the report thai
Mr.. j. j. Dive, one of the plaintiffs in
the celebrated suits of Faines & Dive
against the Blums ct al, for over $780,,
600 damages had just returned from Gsi.
weston where he had compro missed his
part OF the suit with the defendants. THE
GAZETTE correspondent could not learn
the exact amount received by Mr.. Dive
though it is reported to be several thous.
and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
Georgia Moonshiner Hanged.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. I8.-KiImsn c.
Justice WAS hanged at Hyawassee at noon
to-day for the murder of James B. God
dard. Justice was a moonshiner and
killed Geddird because he thought that
ne had given information leading to the
discovery OF his still. Goddsrd was
seventy-fvs years old and justice was
thirty five years old.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
Hunting the Beaver.

special to the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, TEX, Nov. 18.-The
beaver season has opened up sgain. One
old trspper went for the South ConCho
river G few days sgo with thirty-fve traps.
The fur Of the blaVer is worth from Sc
ID SIS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
DUSfP PAINFUL or SCALES.

II. E CARPENTER. Henderson, n. Y, cured of
Psoriasis ofLeprOsy. of tWe1tysy ears standing,
by CUTICURg RKMEDIEs. he-most wonder,
full cure on record. a dustpanfnl of scales fell
from him day Physicians and his friends
thruoht he Jr1Slat die
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
SCALY, ITCHY SKIN
And all SosIy and Itching Skin and Scalp
Diseases cured bV Euiicura.

Psoriasis, Eczema, letter, Ringworm, Lichen,
Pruritus, Scall Head, MIX Crust, Dandruff,
BARRIERS, Bakers, Grocers' and Washerweman' s
Itch, and every species of 1t hing, Burning,
Scaly, PimplV Humors OF the SKIN and Scalp,
with Loss OF Hair, are instantly relieved and
speedily cured by CUuCURA, the great Sin
Cure and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin
Beautifer externally, and CUTICURA RESOLv-
ENT, the new Blood Purifier, internally, when
phY sicIsns and all other RENE dies fail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
DIsrREss1NG ERUPTION.

Your CUTICURAsH REMEDIES performed won
derful cure last sai5sser on one of our cus,on-
ers, sn old gentlefnansef seventy years of age,
VINO suffered with a fearful di tressing erup
ton on his head and fgef, and who had tried
all remedies and docto2syo no purpose,
TEXARKAN4sARK. % F. SMITH ( co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
PSORIAsis OK sOALY AKIN.

I, John j, Chase, D. D s., having practiced
dentistry in.this county for thirty five years and
being welfk owa to thousands hereabouts,
have heen fog the past Twelve years. testify
that CUT CUhA REM EDEEs cured me OF Psor
iasls or scaly SKIN, Ia eight days, after the
doctors with whom l Ind consulted gave me no
help or encoura genenS
NrErnh n IsN.IauN OIL SE u n :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
ECzEMa RADIosLLY CURED

For the radical cure of an obstinate case o.
Eczema of long standing, give entire credi
to the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
E. Is. RICHARDSON New Haven Conn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
larssE 9 The TenEae.

VIE, Fo-e tGrCe OF four years ago, was tror
5-a al Ulcer or the side Of Ter tongue neA
= .-'ei,. The ralG was inCeSsant, causing less
a---p and 9r1dGc,lT gIadt nervous ] rostrGtlo4
a.aJ.ac us -rCuoie Wa3 rheumatism. i
= .1s'-a from lie sGoU4lGrs ana conferred IN ice
49, g.. %. ne 1ira. she almost lJSlGg ire use ot 10
cC."t5a Tie Suh--IE OF the two, life had grow
,--t-.sene. Eg TIE Use of a half dozen emaA
- o,ltes OF Swlit's Specific, size was entirely
- 'el aud restored to health. This was three
..-'e ago and there has been no return of the dls
u, L. MIDDLEERooKS.
J ara Ga, June 5, 1885.
siSe On Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed free
tasTlFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer g, Atlanta Ga
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LEGAL.
Cftsdon.

or TEXAS.-To the sheriff or
g eTATE, -. f Tagrapt county, greeting;
drBbsr r. nftatO- commanded that you cause
II Ssrs police, in words ana ngefea' DIS
As'e..Y t,.Tt: I'm Shit paR5tBg in he
s.1g .;, WettaIo'h'' District court of Tar
w. sG2, 's-'tnp. rant repaty, Texas:
as Tal.' arrested in the&bove entitled
|ps.5s. .r- Given thatWiEliam Voter
ts..rs ne hse a1ed intAHtogatoiias IN the
N--IaEti 20 nUmUerea cause, 70 Annie
~ sntleG rTslser. sJ6fsfph SCnoenbOl8,
ger, W, p d WlEfap1 Dqge, Witnesses,
~ DIA tie silMei 81 LOUIS St"ye OF
.'srs;ll5 sS7, 81. Kelier and Geo. 3. Hen,
CIR, 2nIf e h0xsside IN the city OF Fort
~, vine frtey 81, the ana yars II when
~ sIii' = -E5er-ife. &c On the ttal II said
I. Is real - ssiils sn affidavit in sad cult
- ana -, 50. M-'il q We.icro'he, re
y he 5aEisG3c1io9 OF the court, 50
5er., - Sang Of TIE ipterrcEs .oIies
q ao.i1e If5he-. Ind that she has 10
"a be 4sSS "a So whom she same can
20 o.,8faat ceI phi e'3n " ~ Issue on
4 ere sIl,..stssl1th da3s1ter the publication
Str ID. .li. rs size thsSdepo@iilo as q S1Id
5rI3.scs. TAYLOR, cl5rk Of the District
sue, -. r.E.ty Tex.Ys.
Ell Il lALit. e "a under my hand ana the sea-
u caur5 ~ fIessi1 the city OF
rs * worth, f-ts the 29eh cay Of DC
t55sg. :. L. l7o" p 9esv-op
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7. 2. FeYLOR,

..-4-,-+ ,0rlrt, TargauJ county, Tex.
rsrb i''s ,.s 4 m some newspaper for thirty
r35sp.O i.srts n.ecapt, ana how you have
20. snd . ~ ' ne make due return.
rsg3d VI p ravlar, clerk Of the District
r-r Of I.3- gr nv mana and the seal Of
On 5i o,,,-t nj nice N the cl-y Of Fort
l3ll T' mis- the 20.h day Of OctoHer,
'1' 4. D. 1884, Il TAYLOR.
nl..ri.t Court. Tarrant county. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19

auu seryeu TWICE zs an american minlsrer
at Paris. He was born in New York in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19

pIhHPLES, black heads, ch8pped and OILY
liSl skin prevented by CUTICURA MEDICATEI
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prcpurasIuuc arc usIug maue IN several
localities for this purpose.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, SOC. ;
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
Mass.
RB-Send for 'How to Cure Skin Diseases" ca
nsRes. 30 Illustrations. snh loo testimnntals
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19

Methodist Episcopal conference is still In
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